chief richard biehl. >> i'm here to provide an update of course a of an active shooter that occurred in the oregon district in the early morning hour of today. a bit of time line. today at 1:05 a.m. officers were patrolling the oregon district during bar closing time and heard gunfire. they observed a large crowd lur yg away from this gunfire and the officers immediately advance asked within 20 seconds they engaged with suspects actively attempting to enter a crowded liquor establishment. the threat was neutralized of approximately 30 seconds of the suspect firing his first shots. you'll now hear one of the 911 calls they received. >> okay, right outside? >> multiple shots. >> someone got shot there? >> i don't know if they were shot. they were sitting there, active shooter outside. adult male. yes, outside. don't go outside. >> we ran inside, we barricaded the door. we're in downtown dayton, active shooter -- i don't know. >> now you will see a video that was taken inside of one of the shops on fifth street in the oregon district. [ gunshots ]. >> the suspect has been identified as

chief richard biehl says that there was a interesting dynamic here to get into.t's a communication between the killer and his companion after they separated but did not provide any other details. that's going to be key in knowing where this guy's head was. nothing in the video indicates an altercation or any other event that could give a clue as to what prompted the rampage to come. 1:06 a.m. the first calls come into 911. the murderer's sister killed along with eight others. the mass murderer killed by police. now, that is going to help the police figure out a little bit more of what the motivation cycle would you descri cycle there. did he meet with somebody? it's very important especially with the push right now to recognize this for what it is. this was a domestic terror act. in fact you should take the word "domestic" out of it. it's terrorism just like when isis or any other extreme muslim group. we're going to be going to day t dayton tomorrow -- i'm sorry. the president is going to dayton tomorrow and he's also coming to el paso. it's going to be difficul

police chief richard biehl releasing a timeline of events surveillance showing 6 officers taking downhe gunman within 20 seconds. >>yeah, one oh 05:00am trolling the oregon district. are losing time in her gunfire. the observed a large crowd running away from this gunfire, the officers immediately advance. >>for the gunfire within approximately 20 seconds being engaged suspect was actively attempting enter routed liquor establishment. >>but in that short time frame the suspect managed to fired dozens of shots killing 9 including his 22 year-old sister and injuring at least 27 others. the terror alarming a community. >>you know we need do what's right you know if the civilians walk around body armor we call that clues so you know why does the civilian that body armor, you know, somebody is not acting right now high powered weapons reach out to him meaning we all know when someone is having problems we have to the community support people start doing what's right. >>now the question remains why investigators are searching the suspect's home 15 miles outside of dean. but his former class

dayton police chief, richard biehl, just revealed more details about what he found right here at thene. >> if all the magazines that e e recovered from the suspect were completely full, and we have not had a chance to examine that, we just know that we have magazines with bullets in them. but if all of those were at completely full capacity, including the loose rounds found on the ground near him as well as in a backpack he carried, he would have had a maximum of 250 rounds in his possession at the time. we can confirm at least 41 spent shell casings from his weapon based on their location and his path of travel. >> chief, can you talk more about the ak wi scquisition of firearm and citizens owning that? >> it's problematic. it's fundamentally problematic to have that weapon unregulated is problematic. >> fundamentally problematic, he says. yet when the president of the united states addressed the nation for the first time since both shootings unfolded, he used the word "gun" only once. dayton mayor nan whaley is with me. miss mayor, thank you so much for spending time with me. i am

i have city manager shell dicksteen and chris shaw and michelle lovely, obviously chief richard biehl, fire chief payne. i have a way of actually demoting people sometimes. i'm trying to do better. we've had a busy morning this morning. i've been very impressed with the outpouring of the spirit of the community last night, folks coming together in the oregon district. the oregon district is open. a lot of you who may not be from here, we'll talk about how the oregon district seems closed. just a point of reference, it's a local-owned businesses and so a lot of those local-owned businesses close regularly on sunday and monday. that is very typical for them. so if you're a regular in dayton you know which restaurants are open on monday and which ones aren't. the majority of them, that's their weekend. so i want you to make sure in your coverage -- i've heard that a couple of times and folks have said they say it's open but it seems to be closed. it's because it's sunday and monday. i know some of the places are planning on opening just because of this on monday, even though they're norm